Publication: Testing the BFI-2 in a non-weird community sample
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Kezer, Murat
Soto, Christopher J.
Sumer, Nebi
John, Oliver P.
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We present two studies testing the validity and nomological properties of the Turkish adaptation of the Big Five Inventory-2 (BFI-2) using a university student sample and a nationally representative community sample of young adults aged 18-35. Findings from the university student sample replicate the psychometric properties of the BFI-2. Findings from the community sample replicate the factor structure and majority of the trait-outcome associations obtained from non-community samples in WEIRD populations. However, there were notable differences in terms of the internal consistency reliabilities of the personality domains, and some trait-outcome associations, specifically with outcomes that are germane to the Turkish culture.
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Psychology, Cross-cultural psychology, Personality assessment, Psychological measurement, Big Five personality traits
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Personality and Individual Differences
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10.1016/j.paid.2021.111087
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